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Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays not only turned each other on the diamond on Tuesday – they got a trade within the MLB period.
Right-handed Reliever Seranthony Dominguez was sent from the Home Club House on Camden Yards to the visitor after Orioles sent him to Blue Jays for right-handed Prospect Juaron Watts-Browns.
While players usually acted to find out airplanes and car collections to participate in their new team, Dominguez was spotted simply walking through the tunnel to join Blue Jays in the middle of their double head Tuesday.
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Baltimore Orioles Relief Pitcher Seranthony Dominguez (56) throws a pitch during the eighth round against Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. (Ken Blaze/IMAGN -Pictures)
So for game 1, Dominguez was active and ready to go if the O’s encouraged him to beat Blue Jays. But for Game 2, he fit up in his once rivals’ uniform and was ready to meet his former teammates if needed.
To make room for Dominguez on the guard schedule, Blue Jay Joy’s Chad Green appointed task after giving up four races in the team’s blowout loss, 16-4, in game 1.
This is the third reliever Baltimore has been treating this year when Bryan Baker went to Tampa Bay Rays and the New York Mets added Lefty Gregory Soto in their deal with Orioles.
Baltimore Orioles Pitcher Seranthony Dominguez (56) on Haugen against Colorado Rockies in the ninth lap at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. (LEXI Thompson-Preferred Pictures)
Being traded before the deadline is nothing new to Dominguez, which was moved by Philadelphia Phillies last season to Orioles. He had a 3.97 era over 26 relief for Baltimore since he was treated.
This season, Dominguez has a 3.24 era over 43 excursions on the haug. He has some electrical things on the haug, but has struggled with some command this season.
While Dominguez has 54 strikes over his performances, he also had 24 hikes and 32 hits, which reaches a 1,344 whip (walks and hits per inning beaten).
Baltimore Orioles Relief Pitcher Seranthony Dominguez (56) comes off the field after pitching against Texas Rangers during the seventh round of Globe Life Field. (Jerome Miron/Imag- Pictures)
Meanwhile, the 23-year-old Watts-Brown has spent time with double-a New Hampshire and High-A Vancouver this season, having a 3.54 era over 19 starts.
